Remember how we Remember Home, 2013

In Collaboration with Samantha Goh for An Aesthetic Project 2013 "AN AESTHETIC PROJECT is a cross-disciplinary exhibition that has brought together Singaporean artists and non-artists in order to explore and create collaborative and transient encounters that occur between disciplinary and cultural spaces. 16 pairs made up of visual artists have been partnered with practitioners and students from fields such as architecture, biochemistry, law and others. They have been working for a period of five months to collaboratively create original works that convey a shared personal or academic interest. This project is proudly supported by the Overseas Singaporean Unit , National Youth Council and the Singapore International Foundation (SIF)."-----An Aesthetic Project

 
Together with Political Scientist, Samantha Goh, Remembering How We Remember Home is an Installation/Social experiment piece documenting fragments of Singaporean's memories of home through a series of personal items emblematic of family, comfort and belonging. This archive of personal memories are  accompanied with a tongue-in-cheek How-to-use diagram manual. Visitors leave behind a response for the 'stranger' behind each personal memory in exchange for the item that best identify with their own memory of home. The art piece is an invitation for everyone to join us as we collect memories and remember home in our own ways, collectively.
 

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